Re: Anaphylactic Shock

[Guest guest]

Dear Lorri Anne,

What a horrible experience! Thanks goodness you have a friend to keep

an eye on you. It's times like these that give our friends an

opportunity to show us how much they love us.

Sulpha Drugs are a trigger for EN, and I'm glad you have stopped it.

All these rare disorders are awful. There is no way to sugar coat it.

But giving in or giving up is not an option. We can only learn as much

as we can from each other and our doctors and hold out until we find

the combination of ingredients that help us get better. I don't know

if any of us will ever be perfectly well, but we can get better.

I'll pray for you before I go to bed Lorri Anne. I hope you will sleep

well and feel better by morning.

Love,

[Guest guest]

Dear Lorri Anne and Group,

For those who are unfamiliar with anaphylactic shock, I am posting a link:

http://www.northmemorial.com/HealthEncyclopedia/content/528.asp

Hopefully your dr. will be much more cautious with his prescriptions.

So many prescriptions! This was a reality check for your doctor and

thank goodness you survived.

Buy one of those medic alert tags and try to get that the antidote

injectible. It could save your life.

Love,

[Guest guest]

Lorrie Anne,

I'm soo sorry your having a rough time. I've heard it is a pretty scary to have a drug reaction. I've always been very leary to take new med's when neccessary. Heck reading the info they give you with your prescription of some of the possible side effects is enough to scare a person to begin with.

I hope you feel better soon.

Shelia

[Guest guest]

Lorie Anne, I am glad you pulled thru that experience. You are very blessed.

~Bright Blessings,

Rich

[Guest guest]

Lorie Anne, I am glad you pulled thru that experience. You are very blessed.

~Bright Blessings,

Rich